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Developing and validating an implantable suture tension sensor
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DOI：10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e28907.png)
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Introduction: Suture tension has a direct influence on the sutured tissue. For abdominal wall closure, suture tension should be optimal without causing tissue necrosis, which can result in surgical site infection or incisional hernia. The purpose of the present study is to evaluate a device that can measure suture tension in-situ and in real-time. Materials and methods: A cheap, commercially available analog-to-digital converter was used, in conjunction with a force sensing resistor. A sensor probe housing was designed and 3D-printed. In order to test the sensor, a mechanical, computer controlled human abdominal wall model called the AbdoMAN was used. Results: An implantable suture tension sensor was developed, keeping cost-effectiveness in mind. This sensor can translate tension in the suture into a downward force, applied to the force sensing resistor. The sensor's raw readout was characterized using a set of weights, from which a formula correlating the readout to a specific force, was derived. Preliminary validation was successfully performed using the AbdoMANmodel, which showed a progressive rise in suture tension when the intra-abdominal pressure was artificially increased over time. Conclusion: The implantable suture tension sensor appeared to be capable of recording real time changes in suture tension, and the. validation process of this sensor has been initiated. With the information from devices like this, a much better understanding of the issues at play in the development of incisional hernia can be gained.
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Suture tension
Biomedical sensor
Incisional hernia
Laparotomy
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